Bonds Set In Coon Dog Case in Huron County
Bond set at 5000 dollars for each of three Attica men charged with grand theft in the theft of two coon dogs valued over 10000 dollars. Barry Potts Timothy Hooven and Robert Hoover enter no pleas and remain jailed. Dogs recovered after disappearing during a championship hunt at the Huron County Fairgrounds.
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Attica
Barry D. Potts
Timothy A. Hooven
Robert H. Hoover
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
David Stanford
Baton Rouge
Richard
Owens
Starksville
Miss
American Coon Hunters Association
Huron County Fairgrounds
Norwich Township
Best Dressed Men Named in Custom Tailors Guild List
In Los Angeles Burt Reynolds Walter Mondale and Don Rickles are among ten men chosen for this year’s best dressed list by the Custom Tailors Guild of America.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Burt Reynolds
Walter Mondale
Don Rickles
Custom Tailors Guild of America
New London's O'Reilly Wins Regional School Board Award
Two area officials Edward J. O'Reilly of New London and Alto W. Miller of Milan won the All Northwest Region School Board Award at Bowling Green State University. They were chosen from 19 nominees for boardsmanship and community impact.
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Bowling Green
All Northwest Region
Edward J. O'Reilly
New London Board of Education
Alto W. Miller
Milan
Erie County Board of Education
Ohio School Boards Association
Bowling Green State University
All Ohio
Osba Capital
Columbus
O'Reilly
Legislative Assembly of
The
OSBA
Ohio
Erie-Huron-Ottawa Vocational Board of Education
Erie County Board
Judge Seeks Supplemental Funds for Child Care Budget
Juvenile Judge Thomas E. Heydinger asked Richland County commissioners for a supplemental appropriation to cover child care costs for detention and foster homes. He proposed $71,000 for 1978, up from $62,000 in 1977, citing unpredictable bills and a $4,000 gap for housing detainees at the detention center.
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Thomas E. Heydinger
Heydinger
Richland County Detention Center
Nazarene Church Speaker to Speak on Korea Work
The Rev. William H. Patch, missionary on furlough, will speak at the Norwalk Church of the Nazarene at 7 p.m. Saturday. The program includes slides on Korea, a devotional message, and regional curios. Patch has led a Bible School in Korea and taught there. his wife taught at Seoul Foreign School and the Bible School. The public is invited, with donations earmarked for detention expenses and foster care needs.
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William H. Patch
Norwalk
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